(audience reacts) >> jimmy has been the dynamic douchebag for as long as we can remember. >> i've been called a pest, a gadfly, an ass (bleep), a piece of crap. doesn't determine me in any way, shape, or form. >> like all superheroes, jimmy leads a double life. by day he's a mild-mannered audio systems engineer. but by slightly later in the day he's a stalker of police. and, of course, he has a trusty sidekick. >> i am absolutely not jimmy justice's sidekick. >> just what a sidekick would say. a sidekick concerned for jimmy's safety. >> i saw these videos and the first thing i thought about was, wow, one day somebody's going to kick his ass. >> oh, but that's not going to be easy. tell them why, jimmy. >> i'm trained in judo and jujitsu and i'm not afraid of somebody trying to kick my ass. >> yeah! bring it on! (laughter) i will not be intimidated. i'm going to keep doing this as long as i have to. >> and like many superheroes... >> who is spider-man? he's a criminal. >> jimmy justice is often misunderstood. >> i think jimmy justice is a boob. >> don't you mean superboob? >> i think ji

message in bet's essentially what's a whore this whole issue of this whole debate is that as long as the message is long as the points that the greed that the abuse that the manipulation by wall street and scroll news have have really impacted our society and have really created this huge huge gap between the one percent and the ninety nine percent the more that they fail to recognize what is at the horror of those values the more that they cease to ignore what really is behind it and the longer that this movement will continue in all of its capacities maybe we'll not see it we won't see occupations across the cities but those protests on my main target approaches those those might mean mobilizations and as we go into arab intentions to we're tired we are out of time for sorry to cut you out there but i do want to thank you for joining us and our life ended with africa founder of. well it's not just here on the streets of the united states massive protests have also shaken wrong in athens them and traders they're angry at their new leaders mario monti and italy and lucas papademos an

post-certified backgrounds, as long as they appear to standards, which post -- as long as they have taken that course, backgrounds can be considered post-certified backgrounds. some of our guys were having backgrounds done by a licensed to background investigator that has post-certified surface -- and certificates, and they were told they were rejected for that reason. the other thing i will bring up to you, i don't have time. and i forgot my glasses. i dropped off a couple of cds for everybody. i hope you will take a look at them. [chime] officers have various certificates. he's stretching back years and they run the gamut of just about every post class that was offered. we have said that we are not trained, not brought up the proper standing. if you look through these, a think you will realize there are a lot of certificates. some of our guys could not provide them because they have moved into many times. one had a fire. >> i have to cut you off, i apologize. >> i will be happy to work with you anytime, anyplace as long as it is after 12:00 noon. >> any other public comment? at the item

republicans on the committee have proposed themselves an increase in revenue as long as the rates are not increased. the way it is done is by cutting loopholes. >> republicans really do need a declaration of independence from grover norquist. there is no doubt about it, that he is calling in the air to a b -- calling their tune. jon kyl, the retiring number two man in the senate -- >> how do you explain pat toomey -- >> let me get evan in. >> grover norquist's power is unbelievable, but i am with a cross on this. tax reform did get rid of all of these loopholes -- i am with charles on this. tax reform. get rid of all these loopholes. >> anybody who has seen washington for 40, 50, 60 years, and now, as you pointed out, and is awash in money, really pleased those loopholes are going to be gone, they are crazy. >> when newt gingrich was speaker of the house, he and bill clinton managed to cooperate on things. >> what planet are you guys living on? this week, pat toomey, club for growth republican, proposed an increase in tax revenues. i am trying to explain that if you are a republican a

. >> we're going to stay here for as long as we can probably as long as the occupy movement exists. >political science major has been occupying in front of city hall for more than a month and hopes bringing the movement to campus will chase the system. >> occupy sis tell is angry at the bankers. so are we but we're also upset with the csu system. >> one of the major problems is the lack of affordable education for many students. >> i think whoever is really high up there sees us as a money sign. >> currently pays $30 ,000 a semester and says he's protesting because it was the closest campus willing to protest. bringing attention to their cause. protesting 24 hours a day. and sergeant with the campus police says as long as they don't pitch tents or camp overnight, they will be allow today protest peacefully. >> they took the tents down and if they do get permission, they would be allowed to stay. >> one of the protestors told me there has been someone at their side 24 hours a day. they've been staying up by playing card ands chatting with one another. they were denied a permit. >> the

as they're not met as long as we're not heard you know we're going to continue acting to promote that message and bet's essentially what's at the core of this whole issue and this whole debate is that as long as the message just long as the points that the greed that the abuse that the manipulation by wall street and scroll news i have have really impacted our society and have really created this huge huge gap between the one percent and the ninety nine percent the more that they fail to recognize what is at the horror of those values the more that they cease to ignore what really is behind it and the longer that this movement will continue in all of its capacities maybe you will not see we won't see occupations across the cities but those protests will not mean targeted approaches those those might be mobilizations and as we go into tensions to we're tired we are out of time so sorry to cut you off there but i do want to thank you for joining us and i want angela studio afrikaner yele founder of climbing. all right so a few minutes i'd like to take a look at what's going on in italy

as long as we are meeting -- and it goes back to the provisions of the act, the statute. as long as we are meeting our municipal needs with at least 67% hetchy power, it is the remainder that needs to be renewable. 90% hetchy, 10% renewable. commissioner vietor: we would have to come up with a plan to be safe and conservative of 33%. >> 67% is confusing. in a year, we produce enough power for hetchy. we are never even close to the 67% discussion threshold. typically, we buy whatever power is on the market. we need to buy green power. >> certify green power from wherever. >> things got so bad, power plants went down, who knows what else happened? other things kick in, but that will hopefully never happen. >> there will have to be a combination of drought and the maintenance outages. the concept is that we are only held to 33%. we don't have to go beyond that. in most circumstances, we will be above that limit and it is the remainder that needs to be renewable. commissioner vietor: from a conservative planning perspective, we should budget at a minimum and identify renewabl

as long as it is public information i have no problem with that. the real value would come from nonpublic information. i began explore is this legal and sure enough as your other guests have said it is not i will heel. if we don't get the information from a company, if we just get it from inside our work in congress we can trade on it. we don't have to report our trades for more than a year. almost impossible to trace and even if you catch us it is not illegal. >> judge jeanine: you are a congress person and make a barbecuing bash decision that you want to do -- you make a decision that you want to do something about this and you draft legislation. >> we did everything right. sent letters to colleagues. talked with the committee chair. tim walz and i worked hard on this. most said not interested or it must already be illegal so we tonight have to do anything about it. the number of people said doing what you are asking us to do would be very inconvenient and i don't want to go there. >> judge jeanine: and they told that to you? >> indeed. most memb

as long as we are financially profitable as long as me run huge deficits, deficits in her current economyare inevitable because we have two daynard. so we need to look at our own problems first and we do concurrently. we had chinese take an unfair advantage. defend our interests, but the way it's usually done is to arrange the balance of penalties and rewards the chief has. >> host: it is striking to me that just about every time the chinese leadership meet with the american leadership on this president, secretary of state clinton, secretary baker, they never miss an opportunity to lecture us on the issues of her spending level, tough are dead. it strikes me as ironic via chinese communist lecturing american capitalists. >> host: is an ironic solution. for the greatest part after the opening of the relationship, the chinese basic attitude was they thought some of our political and busy atoms, while there were various attitudes for a come as some of were immature. that did huge respect for economic competitiveness. and they thought we were on a management from which they could learn a grea

as long as there's a fairness approach, as long as we've got a balance in this, i think the americanublic would welcome that. >> there is a senate vote, as you know, this afternoon on a piece of the president's jobs bill with the $60 billion for infrastructure. but as you also know, republicans are expected to unanimously vote it down because it would be paid for with a new tax on millionaires. they argue the president is more interested in picking fights than in compromise. what's your thought about this battle? >> well, i don't think anybody believes that we can -- even though i'm as focused on the debt as i am, that we can simply cut and tax our way out of this problem. we also have to have a growth agenda. part of that growth agenda that traditionally we've all supported is we've got to invest in our infrastructure. if some of my colleagues don't like the way the president has paid for it, figure out ear way to pay for it. but it says we probably won't make a large amount of progress on a growth agenda until we can break the log jam around the overall question of revenues an enti

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we stay with them as long as they want to and as long as they need us. we help them with everything. >> we have heard some german officials said they did not underestimate the threat posed by right-wing violence. what is your assessment? >> the statement is not true. for years, for decades, special circles definitely stated that there was the potential of right wing terrorist attacks. the people were there, the ideology was created to fit such acts. the potential for crime or violent crime and for terrorist is still rather high. in germany, every day, two violent crimes are committed. if you looked at past acts, you can see the potential always was a very high. >> what did the authorities need to do to combat the spread? >> the communication between the different security agencies was definitely not right. as a member of a practical organization, i can say the support for civil society organizations dealing with that kind of problem, you should just step up the support, especially the financial support. >> dealing with the far right in germany. that has

know we're the party of tax cuts not a much more no we're never going to raise taxes on anybody for as long as we live even though the party voted against this bill class tax cuts months but the question the laughter answer when they get back from thanksgiving is this they really will not break their oath to never raise taxes and raise taxes on the middle class just to play politics so will the republican party the party of tax cuts live by their mantra and extend the payroll tax cut so that middle class families are hit with a big tax increase or are they more committed to sabotaging the president's political agenda who future electability by crashing the economy here offer his take as conservative commentator david sullivan david welcome back to program a thanks for having me it's always a pleasure david i'm thankful that you're showing up tonight and thanksgiving tomorrow i'm curious what you're thankful for well. first of all i'm thankful to have been born in american the greatest country in the world and i'm also thankful to be on your program because it gives us an opportunity to enga

cain says he plans to stay in the race as long as his wife stays by his side. >> reporter: so cain comes out with this unequivocal denial and plans to stay in the race as long as his wife stays by his side. >> there's always a question of motive. did white says why she is coming forward now? >> she said that she planned to keep the secret during his white house run, but then she came out and saw the way he attacked and demonized, she said, the way he came out against the women with sexual allegations and that bothered her. >> susan, thank you. >>> meanwhile, newt gingerich is concentrating on mitt romney. gingerich is on a three-day campaign swing in south carolina. for months, he refused to criticize his rival. yesterday, he said he's a lot more conservative than romney. romny is coming under fire from democrats. a tv ad is airing in several key states calling romney, quote, an unparallel flip-flopper. >> i will preserve and protect a woman's right to choose. the right next step in the fight to preserve the sanity of life is see roe v. wade overturned. look, i

>> yes, as long as they are prepackaged and not posted. >> as long as i don't put them in a sandwich press? >> yes, we would have to send someone to confiscate your toaster. >> can i serve ice-cream? >> only if it is served in a cup and not a tone. otherwise, we would have to send in a fourth officer to take your eyes cream cones. >> are there any other rules? >> you can not contain more than 15 seats with more than 400 square feet devoted to seeding. it must have a limited menu of beverages. >> and thank you. this has been very informative. perhaps i should keep my job. >> you are quite welcome. i'm glad i could help. >> this shows the current situation and the referent definitions are confusing and they don't make sense. this might seem absurd, many potential small business owners have had conversations with the planners. to go back to the reasons we started this, we started on this endeavor because of legislation introduced by supervisor mirkarimi. there is a report which recommended revising these definitions and received a lot of comments and letters from community groups that w

would be very positive because he would have arguments that nobody else has but as long. as nobody has the arguments expected to go on thinking to do is no reason why the should be doing that monsanto made p.c.p. is that they were a huge chemical company and they own ninety percent of the biotechnology patents so we took some of those g.m. corn i was part of the commission which was assessing this corn. and we said where the blood tests firstly tests on rats didn't go beyond three months which was crazy they concealed the results not from the commission but from the public there were affects many others on the commission said no it doesn't matter we said we must at least start over but we didn't so we asked it to be made public we had to go to a court of appeal. monsanto went before the court to stop the world's scientists and the general public from seeing the blood tests on rats they're genetically modified corn for only three months. can you imagine that. the world's largest company which sells the most herbicide and which sells virtually the most g.m. seeds in the worl

as long as they're abiding by the law.number of protests planned throughout the day. one is to occupy various subway stations. although, some of the protesters say it's not their intention to, you know, shut down subways or anything like that. then, of course, the large protest that they are planning for is at 5:00 this afternoon at brooklyn bridge. you know, suzanne, the city was saying leading into today that they were bracing for tens of thousands, potentially, tens of thousands of people showing up today. >> all right, mary. we are keeping a close eye. you're looking at live pictures here out of new york, out of los angeles. there are "occupy wall street" protesters throughout the country today. there is a sense in some areas of calm. others, determination. others, tension on the ground as this scene unfolds minute by minute. we have reporters throughout these cities on the ground watching, observing, reporting on what is taking place there. we're also going to bring in a legal voice to talk a little bit about how this

as long as at the end i scream "i approve this message! (cheers and applause) right? --. >> you allowed to have this conversation on national television. >> stephen: on basic cable. so is rove going to win here? >> he may well not because what's happened here is the federal election commission is divided between two camps. and they may not have a majority to approve his request. >> stephen: what if i have a candidate in my ad but it really is not coordinated. like i've kidnapped him and chloroformed him and he wakes up in a van and i hand him a statement, he app has to read it, it is an issue he has to agree with and i return him in time to his fund-raiser for dessert. would that be considered coordination? >> that certainly would be better than the facts than the advisory opinion-- . >> stephen: so you are sizing karl rove to kidnap candidates. i understand you must have some ethics or values. is there anything we can do to get rid of those? >> a little more money, maybe. (laughter) >> stephen: so you are a lawyer. (laughter) okay. so trevor-- okay, trevor, i want ka

it is caused by our own action because as long as we are financially profited, and as long as we run the huge deficits, deficits in the current account are inevitable because we have to borrow to meet our deficits. so, we need to look at our own problems first and concurrently where the chinese take an unfair advantage we have to defend our interest, but the way that it does is to arrange for the balance of rewards that achieves this. >> host: it is striking to me that just about every time the chinese leadership to meet with the american leadership whether it is president obama, secretary, secretary to invite more, they never miss an opportunity to lecture us on this critical issues, our spending levels, deficit and debt. and it strikes me as very ironic that we have chinese communist lecturing the american capitalists. >> guest: it is economic evolution for the greatest part after the opening of the relationship with the chinese they thought that some of our political enthusiasms -- some of the more immature, but the huge respect for our economic capacities, and they thought we wer

i was the only heavyweight he had, and he said, "as long as you win, you let your hair grow." ng hair, but i had to fight for it. tavis: when you grow up idolizing these grades and are able to make yourself sound like them, -- when you grow up, i the lies in these -- idolizing the is -- these greats -- >> that is the trick. you do not hear yourself. you do not listen to yourself and say, "ok, now i sound like somebody unique." i always hear traces of other people in what i am doing. i can hear that in there, but i think it is just that i wrote my own songs. i did not to cover songs. i did not do these songs on stage for years on purpose, you know? but if you listen to old as presley, and he does, you know -- if you listen to elvis presley, and he does, you know, ♪ i found my freedom on blueberry hill ♪ it is beautiful. i think it's something came from new orleans a little bit. tavis: the jury is out on a lot of stuff that he did, but i digress on that point. >> do you know david bartholomew? i asked him if it bothered him that elvis changes some of the lyrics. i actually change